We can’t be the only ones to find ourselves with a rumble in our stomachs and a fiver in our pockets can we? That’s exactly where we found ourselves last night, walking vaguely in the direction of the centre of town.
Time was we’d have headed over to Deli Mamma (look, we really liked it OK?) for a wood-smoked pizza. And if Moose Coffee or SkinniMalinx over on Castle/Dale Street were open late we’d have stuck around there, pressing our noses against the window to see how far we could make five measly quid last.
Others were too far away and we found ourselves wondering just where you could buy a nice tea for a fiver in Liverpool city centre. In the end we went to BarBurrito - yes it’s a chain but we like it. It’s easy, cheap, tasty and very filling. We regret rien.
But what about next time? As ever we threw it out to Twitter - and Twitter did not fail us. If you know any other possibilities let us know.
@7streets big bowl streets ahead of tokyou food wise…
— Leo Kyp (@LeoCrusher) May 10, 2012
@7streets Tokyou!
— Emma Phillips (@emsmile01) May 10, 2012
@7streets @thecaledonia Easy answer
— Matthew King (@MazziniKingelli) May 10, 2012
@7streets well give it an hour or two and I’l be off to Wok & Go!
— John McKerrell (@mcknut) May 10, 2012
@7streets kimos or Quick Chef
— Megan Key (@megankey) May 10, 2012
@7streets Don’t TriBeCa do pizzas for £5? I’d go there. And @saltdogslims opens tonight too, so you could go there and get a chilli dog.
— Christina McDermott (@MissCay) May 10, 2012
@7streets Tabac. Always.
— Harriet May (@harrietstuch) May 10, 2012
@7streets Big Bowl Noodle innit
— Jamie Otsa (@jamieotsa) May 10, 2012
@7streets Mello Mello.
— Alex (@OddSocksAlex) May 10, 2012
@7streets I think you can get beer and potato bravas for a fiver in @Lunya
— Sid Miller (@LiverpoolRR) May 10, 2012
@7streets It’s gotta be @BrinkLiverpool
— Nicky (@Niccers8) May 10, 2012
Profile: The Brink
@7streets £5? BarBurrito in Liverpool One probably.
— MrFoo (@MrFoo) May 10, 2012
@7streets TriBeCa
— Peter Cornes (@pedrocornes) May 10, 2012
Review: Tribeca
@7streets Mr Chips. Next!
— Chris Brereton (@chrisbrereton1) May 10, 2012
@7streets I’m planning on tokyou for my cheap tea tonight. Bowl of nourishing noodlesoup less than a fiver and free green tea
— Erin (@Erin_1076) May 10, 2012
@7streets Might also be able to get something from Lucha Libre for that much
— Sid Miller (@LiverpoolRR) May 10, 2012
@7streets top chef!
— Hayley (@monographed) May 10, 2012
@emsmile01 @7streets tokyou is a good call, as good a value as you are likely to get.
— Sid Miller (@LiverpoolRR) May 10, 2012
@7streets tokyu
— Stephen Kirby (@DelKirbio) May 10, 2012
@7streets Top Chef.Club sandwich and a coffee.
— Nigel Doylerush (@NigelTGM) May 10, 2012
@7streets @BrinkLiverpool soupl and sandwich deal for £4.50!
— Carl Davies (@carlscottdavies) May 10, 2012
@7streets Eat @BrinkLiverpool they have a bargain main meal every day, for £4. Varies all the time, today it’s pork steak, egg and chips
— Andy Minnis (@AndyMinnis) May 10, 2012
@7streets Lemon and lime. The walk will do you good too
— Mark Frances (@markfrances) May 10, 2012
@7streets TOKYOU or EGG
— ben green (@BenGreenDesigns) May 10, 2012
Review: Egg Cafe
“@7streets: You’ve got a fiver for tea, you’re in Liverpool City Centre. Where do you eat?” Simple - @HOST_Liverpool.
— Tom Byrne (@tombyrnetweets) May 10, 2012
@7streets I would agree totally with Tokyou, what a marvel that place is
— david bartlett (@davidbartlett1) May 10, 2012
@7streets 8 quid - host (£3 is the beer anyhow)
— Greg Blee (@gregoryblee) May 10, 2012
@7streets at the egg cafe such good food.
— Jamie Graham (@Jamiegraham2011) May 10, 2012
@7streets The Lobster Pot?
— rob doyle (@robdoylecouk) May 10, 2012
@7streets The William Gladstone. Ham, Egg and Chips and a pint. Result.
— Ian Prowse (@IanProwse) May 10, 2012
@LiverpoolRR @7streets and huge portions! Spent all my student days there! x
— Emma Phillips (@emsmile01) May 10, 2012
@7streets Egg, Newington
— John O’Shea (@fresh_squeezed) May 10, 2012
@7streets If you’re feeling flush, Kimos Chicken Kebab for £6.30 is heaven. Also for good cheap daytime eats, Sweetheart Bakery on Renshaw.
— Andrew Ellis (@Ellis_Samizdat) May 10, 2012
Review: Kimos Cafe
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